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See&Learn
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Thu Oct 20, 2005 8:10 pm Post subject:
Scrips and more (AutoCad LT) |
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Who knows scrips and macros for Acad LT?
Where we can find then?
How we can do that?
Thnks
Thnks
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Mr. B
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Fri Oct 21, 2005 12:10 am Post subject:
Re: Scrips and more (AutoCad LT) |
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With Deft Fingers, "See&Learn" <jcarlos@tecnias.com> wrote:
| Quote: | Who knows scrips and macros for Acad LT?
Where we can find then?
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Mostly you just write them to suite your particualar needs.
| Quote: | How we can do that?
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Scripts are nothing more that plain TEXT type files (ie: use the default MS
Notepad to create them). The extension 'must' be SCR (ie: myscript.Scr).
Then all you do is the enter your AutoCAD command lines and info, line by
line.
An example would be to draw a Pline rectangle thus:
Pline
0,0
10,15
Remember that sometimes you'll need to add in 'blank' lines (ie: return key)
to get out of some commands.
Then in AutoCAD (I can't remember which pull down menu) you can call up the
Script files (or type in SCRIPT on the command line)... choose your SCR file
and run it.
BUT, if you really want to fly, get (buy) a 3rd party Lisp Enabler to allow
yourselves to be able to use LISP files (much more powerful). We used DRCAUTO
at work (several years now) and it is great.
Regards,
BruceF |
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See&Learn
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Fri Oct 21, 2005 12:10 pm Post subject:
Re: Scrips and more (AutoCad LT) |
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Thank you very much
Best regards
Carlos
"Mr. B" <User@NoWhere.com> escribió en el mensaje
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| Quote: | With Deft Fingers, "See&Learn" <jcarlos@tecnias.com> wrote:
Who knows scrips and macros for Acad LT?
Where we can find then?
Mostly you just write them to suite your particualar needs.
How we can do that?
Scripts are nothing more that plain TEXT type files (ie: use the default
MS
Notepad to create them). The extension 'must' be SCR (ie: myscript.Scr).
Then all you do is the enter your AutoCAD command lines and info, line by
line.
An example would be to draw a Pline rectangle thus:
Pline
0,0
10,15
Remember that sometimes you'll need to add in 'blank' lines (ie: return
key)
to get out of some commands.
Then in AutoCAD (I can't remember which pull down menu) you can call up
the
Script files (or type in SCRIPT on the command line)... choose your SCR
file
and run it.
BUT, if you really want to fly, get (buy) a 3rd party Lisp Enabler to
allow
yourselves to be able to use LISP files (much more powerful). We used
DRCAUTO
at work (several years now) and it is great.
Regards,
BruceF
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